Alberts Mexican Food
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Latest inspection
GradeA92/100
- Latest routine inspection
- April 29, 2026
- Inspections on record
- 9
- Routine inspections
- 6
- Standard
- CA Health & Safety Code §113715
- Source
- County of San Diego
Inspection history
- DateApril 29, 2026InspectionRe-inspectionResultNot gradedCompleteViolationsNone recorded
- DateApril 29, 2026InspectionRoutineResultA92/100CompleteViolationsFood Handler TrainingProper Handwashing FacilitiesThawing MethodsNonfood Contact Surfaces CleanEquipment, Utensils, Linens Storage and UsePremises, Personal/Cleaning Items, Exclusion Measures
- DateJune 3, 2025InspectionRoutineResultA93/100CompleteViolationsFood Handler TrainingProper Handwashing FacilitiesHolding TemperaturesFood Storage
- DateJuly 31, 2024InspectionRoutineResultA95/100CompleteViolationsHolding TemperaturesFood Separated and ProtectedFruits and Vegetables WashedThermometers
- DateJuly 10, 2023InspectionRoutineResultA95/100CompleteViolationsProper Handwashing FacilitiesVerminFood Properly Labeled & Honestly Presented
- DateMay 9, 2023InspectionRe-inspectionResultNot gradedApproved to ReopenViolationsNone recorded
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9 inspections on record, 6 of them routine. Each row states what the County recorded on that date. A violation listed here may have been corrected since.
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